WEATHER OUTLOOK
Weather Bureau Extended
Forecait Division.
FOR MID-SEPTEMBER
TO MID-OCTOBER 196 S
PRECIPITATION is predict
ed to exceed normal over most
of the central portion of the Na
tion lying between the Rockies
and the Appalachians and also
along immediate coastal regions
from Hatteras to southern
England. Subnormal amounts*
nre indicated over the fat-
Southwest and part, of the ex-,
treme Southeast. In other areas
near normal rainfall is indicat
ed
TEMPERATURES are expect
ed to average below seasonal
normals over most of the area-'
lying between the Appalachians.'
and the Rockies except for near
to above normal along the nor-,
them border states. Above nor
mal temperatures are expected
in the Pacific coast states. Ex
cept for below normal tempera
tures over eastern New England
near normal averages are ex
pected to prevail elsewhere.
Archery Deer
Season Opens
Today, Sept. 28
Pennsylvania’s 1968-69 sea
sons for big game will get un
derway, when archers begin
hunting whitetail deer on Sat
urday, September 28.
The Keystone State, which
has had unusually large deer
herds for the past several sea
sons, has a whitetail population
this year even larger than that
of 1967.
There will be 24 hunting days
during the regular statewide
archery deer season. The regu
lar archery season closes on
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October 25, one day before the
opening of the general small
game season. Sunday hunting is
prohibited.
An extended 15-day archery
deer season is scheduled to be
gin December 26. Use of bow
and arrow is also permitted
during the regular antlered and
antlerless seasons in December.
Hunting hours for bowmen
will be from one-half hour be
fore sunrise until sunset.
Archers are permitted to take
one deer of either sex, regard
less of size. If a hunter bags a
deer during the archery season,
he is not permitted to take an
other whitetail during the regu
lar gunning season.
Conditions are again favor
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able for archers to break exist
ing records for license sales and
number of deer taken by bow
men in a single year. During the
1967-68 seasons 110,000 archers
took 3,251 whitetails a record
license sale and harvest.
Game Commission field re
ports indicate that deer arp
plentiful throughout the state,
for hunters to concentrate on
and that it would be desirable
areas where farmers seek relief
from crop damage.
This year’s rainfall has pro
duced rather lush vegetation,
and dense cover reduces visibili
ty. Bowmen should be extra
cautious, and should be sure of
their targets.
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Lancaster Farming. Saturday, September 28.1968
PUBLIC SALE
20 - Grade Holstein Dairy Cows - 20
and Dairy Equipment
MON., SEPT. 30, 1968
1:00 P.M.
Located 2 Miles North of Lititz, Pa. — x k Mile East of
Brunnerville along Pine Hill Road.
This herd of 20 Cows is a young herd and is in various
stages of Production. Some Bred Back and in full Produc
tion also some fresh and Close Springing.
If you are looking for Milk this Fall you will want to
be at this Sale,
This herd has been well managed.
Health Charts on Day of Sale —Also pregnancy check*
ed for your benefit by Sale time. ' -
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
Surge Milking Pump with 2 Units, Stainless Buckets
with Lids, Strainers, Wash Tubs, “350 Gallon Jamesway
Tank Walker Stamp”. Also Stewart Clipmaster and Wat
kins Electric Sprayer.
Sale by
P. ELMER HUBER
Elmer M. Murry, Auctioneer
626-5244
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE FARM
SATURDAY, OCT. 5, 1968
1:30 P.M.
4 Miles West of Elizabethtown, Leave Elizabethtown o»
Bainbridge Street at Ist Light going North, Along Bossier
Road near Goods Mennonite Church.
118 ACRE FARM
MORE OR LESS
80 ACRES UNDER CULTIVATION,
18 ACRES PASTURE WITH NEVER FAILING SPRING,
18 ACRES WOODLAND
BANK BARN
WITH 30 FT. EXTENSION WITH ALUMINUM ROOF,
20 STANCHIONS AND OTHER STABLES, 12x30 SILO,
2 IMPLEMENT SHEDS, 20x30 PIG PEN,
CORN BARN, 3 CAR GARAGE
214 STORY BRICK HOUSE
WITH SLATE ROOF, 10 ROOMS AND BATH
Farm in high state of cultivation with choice building
lots along macadam road.
TERMS BY
Norman L. Zeager
Elizabethtown R. D. 1, Pa.
Kreider and Diller, Auctioneers
INSPECTION, CALL OWNER
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